Showing posts with label kindergarten. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kindergarten. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 19, 2014

Mixed medal fruit bowls



Kindergarten and 1st graders learned about one of my favorite artists, Henri Matisse, and his eclectic style. 
 They used a texture plate to separate the wall from table, then cut paper (so e of it was also textured) into fruit and designed a bowl. 











Thursday, January 30, 2014

Mouse Paint! Color mixing at its best

One of my favorite books is Mouse Paint by Ellen Stoll Walsh.  It's a great way to explain color mixing. 


Students started by painting one part of their paper red, one part yellow, and one part blue.  When the colors mixed, they made orange, green, and purple!
Then we ripped mice out of paper.  Kids loved them!


















Friday, October 4, 2013

Scientific Drawings: kindergarten through 5th grade

All Glendale students learn about scientific drawings in Art.  
We talk about how their drawings need to have:
Title and date
Realistic drawing and colors
Descriptive labels

Students drew both a leaf (real) and a flower (fake.)